semperduro
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I need help with what I think is a complex formula. I’m sure it’s not and I’m just overthinking it.
My job uses longevity pay as an incentive and it’s factored into your hourly rate, but there are parameters involved.
Prior to Jan 1, 2023, you were paid $5.85 per month until you reached 10 yrs (120 months).
At the 10 yr (120 month) mark you received $10.00 per month in longevity pay.
Effective Jan 1, 2023, you do not receive longevity pay until you reach your 10-yr mark. Meaning, hire date to year 10 you receive ZERO longevity pay.
How would I write that IF/OR, or IF/AND formula?
Currently my formula is:
=DATEDIF ($B$1, TODAY(), “M”)*5.85
(Cell $B$1is where you enter your hire date in the MM/DD/YYYY format.)
I am using the Office 365 package if that helps. As I know there are new formulas out with this package that simplify things. However, I still can't crack this nut.
Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
Jon
My job uses longevity pay as an incentive and it’s factored into your hourly rate, but there are parameters involved.
Prior to Jan 1, 2023, you were paid $5.85 per month until you reached 10 yrs (120 months).
At the 10 yr (120 month) mark you received $10.00 per month in longevity pay.
Effective Jan 1, 2023, you do not receive longevity pay until you reach your 10-yr mark. Meaning, hire date to year 10 you receive ZERO longevity pay.
How would I write that IF/OR, or IF/AND formula?
Currently my formula is:
=DATEDIF ($B$1, TODAY(), “M”)*5.85
(Cell $B$1is where you enter your hire date in the MM/DD/YYYY format.)
I am using the Office 365 package if that helps. As I know there are new formulas out with this package that simplify things. However, I still can't crack this nut.
Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
Jon